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For many high school students, the SAT evokes fear or trepidation. As a result, one of the biggest mistakes students make is putting off preparing
Some already know what their dream school is, while others are still trying to figure it out. No matter where you fall on the spectrum,
For better or for worse, the SAT has been used as a tool to evaluate students since 1926. Both its name and the scoring system
SAT stands for “Scholastic Aptitude Test”; at least, it did initially when it debuted in 1926. Today, college admission counseling groups no longer consider SAT
College applications can feel like a stressful, competitive race to some far-off finish line. Instead, we suggest the slow and steady approach to win college apps.
As the school year wraps up, many students receive spring report cards. But what do you do with a report card?
Our expert counselor Alix C. gave a first-hand presentation on the four principles of extracurriculars for college success. Let’s discuss!
The sun beckons out to relax — and yes, relaxation is very important, but summer is a critical time to build on extracurricular activities.
Lost for where to start your journey to attending college? Wondering if you’re way behind your peers? Confused about what step comes next?
If you do end up needing a portfolio–for a summer program, contest, scholarship application, or anything else–there is nothing worse than facing a stack of college admission applications… and realizing you haven’t kept track of awards, projects, or even well-written English and history papers. Having concrete examples of student work and accomplishments easily on hand will make your family life much less stressful, especially if you aren’t having to hunt through boxes in the attic to meet a last-minute deadline.
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